Sentence examples for advantage of recommendations from inspiring English sources

Organizational changes required to reduce the huge global burden of harm in healthcare should take advantage of recommendations in these two reports, supported by previously published work by Mold and Gregory on "Best Practice Research BPRR)" and Singh et al. on "Systematic Appraisal of Risk and Its Management for Error Reduction (SARAIMER)".

Users who take advantage of the recommendations see a 15percentt higher sell-through rate than those who don't.

Users wishing to take advantage of Follow Recommendations can do so by creating a plain old Twitter list and including the hashtag #WelcomeToTwitter in the list's description (more detailed instructions in the slideshow above).

While methodists might welcome Facebook's Damascene conversion to (at least in this example) evangelizing their particular brand of Christianity, it doesn't take much imagination to envisage the kind of 'businesses' Kremlin agents might seek to seed across Facebook to take advantage of algorithmic recommendations for "contact pages" and win prominent placing in users' sidebars.

Strategic Placement While online book sites have the advantage of customizable recommendations, an art that Amazon and Goodreads have mastered, they still lack the joyous, meandering process of scouting in physical stores, flipping through entire chapters of novels that catch our eyes.

No physician can access a software program for the first time and be expected to take full advantage of the recommendations available.

Take advantage of product recommendations.

This gives Apple a lightweight way to take advantage of social recommendation — a powerful driver of purchases.

Taking advantage of existing recommendation system techniques, the proposed architecture goes beyond the state of the art by making use of a commercial cloud computing platform to provide scalability, reduce costs and, more importantly, response times.

The advantage of our recommendation is its empirical basis and practical emphasis.

The risks and advantages of updating recommendations for stricter glycaemic control (in diabetic and non-diabetic subjects) merit urgent investigation.